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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-20
aroUNDsyrLLE.
Court News-PcrSonals and General Chit.
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Court News-Personals and General Chit.
efs s.. Chat.
Work on tho new Episcopal Church has been
commenced. is 3sa.' 1855 ~ - = Il'7-
A party was given Miss Nary Sanford Monday
night by her classmates. 7.l y, :
gey. Mr.. Sanford will move TO Huntington the
1 latter part OF this week. 7s - ~ =
T. B. Rogers and wife have returned from an OK.
tended visit to the West. sss-egf
The first hop OF the dancing club organized 10.
Gently was given last night. q s. Ess : 70 :, ~
Miss Ella Rogers Is home after having made a
| lengthy visit TO Wayncsbnrg aud vicuity.
The contractors who nre building the coke
ovens brought most OF their laborcrs with them, ;
Two families were sont to the poor farm Tuesday,
one numbering seven mud the other SIX persons,
Constable John Burlcy was allowed SCI for mr..
resting and guarding Mort Marlirg, who Shot Con.
stable 5ackcy at Cameron. q -.
temperance meeting will DO held in the HolI.
ness Church tonight. &. W, AtkintOu and other
prominent speakers will be present. :. N ''1st
The trial Of the Buys charged with breaking ,nto
the house OF Mr lcha rdson Is set for tho 18th One
has plead guilty, but has not yet been sentenced.
A one-leggCd tramp recently entered house In
the lower town and stripped the clothes OF little
GIL aud badly fright tined some ladies living near
It as been reported on good authority that Miss
FLORENCE Lheadle and Or. $. N. Steele Will be mar.
ried this evening. Bolllare prominent In Mounds.
Vile society. .sgg. Il e.EI, i 81 : -
Many OF the farmers attending court e3press
themselves as not pleased With the way the county
property Is scattered over town In private hOnes
and Offices and will ask the County Court to Order
1t returned. 81 ..l5s ~ s'gsE . :. :, :, ~
vi the three indictments against A. II. Burlev
ior selling liquor without prescription, the Jury
found him not guilty on two and disagreed as 10
me otaer tho jury standing eleven to one In favor
OF aCquitAl. ~ s4s5 ~ 5l,sEs2 LIVE
The cate Of / n Calling adr,tnfQ,,.,or =, nv Y,
Collins, vs. 0. R. Read was put on trial in Tho Cir.
cult Court Tuesday. This suit Is to recover al. C0
damages for the killing Of W. n Collins on he
road. 1t Will probably octupy several days. :,
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SHERMAN AT BELLAIRE.


ile IL Screnaded md Makes n Very Timely
I Speech. .F
ATTIC: tho haud.uhakipg Mr.. Sherman
vas driven to the Baltimore &. Ohio depo,
and there mot by committee Of reception
consisting OF Col. G. L. Poorman, May
Brown, Hon. J. D. Smith, D. H. Darrah,
Col. Charles BslIzell, James @. Tallman
and Dr.. G. a. Clone, who escorted
him to Bellairo. TheIo he was driven
to the Globe House. The hotel was
gaily Illuminated with Chinese Ian.
terns, and the gas srchea and stand
pipes erected for tho recent street fair,
which Lsve not ye! been taken down,
were lighted for tho occasion.
A good many Of tho people OF Ballsire
called on the city'a distinguished guest,
and in tho course Of tho evening some oil
the Republicans brought out the Dellaire
City brass band and marched to the hotel
10 earenade him. The muaic Of the band
brought together aa large crowd IS has
been present in q meeting in Bellairs since
the campaign OF 81. After few lively
airs by the band, there were calls fol-
SHERMAN" and the Senator came Out
upon the balcony aud was introduced by
Mr.. Charles BAlize!l, Chairman of the
City Republican Committee.
He wsu received with great cheering.
Es thanked the assemh!ags for tho dis.
ltinguighed compliment paid him, and
mals brief speech touching te,sely
upon the live Issues Of the campaign. He
paid his respects to Grover Cleveland
and kept the crowd laughing and applaud.
ing by his remarks on this head.
Turning TO the tsriG, he showed its i'm.
portsnce to the whole country, but eape,
cially to manufacturing community like
Be!laire. lie showed !orc;biy the unrelis.
hle position OF the Democratic party en-
this question, end established the bearing
OF tho approaching State election upon tho
question.
Several question: were astoi by personF
In tho crowd, and were promptly answered
by the speaker in manner only pcaable
to one who is ms5tsr OF tho Dnbiect. lie
seis I'd oa these Interruptions az texts to
make cleGrer his points. al! in all, tho
meeting was success, and has done good
ios the Republican cause in tho Glass
City. a4 l
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Junes.J Ordftu.

Mr.. Arthur G. Jones, Of Moberly, Mo-,
and Mice Ida L. Jordan, daughter Of Rev.
4. L. Jordan, pastor OF the Baptist church,
OF this city ,are to be married at o'clock p.
NJ. at the Baptist church. A large number
OF invitations have been extended and
the ai1sir issnticipased with much pleas.
ure by those who have been honored
with an invitation. A number from out
Of town ara hero Tor the purpose Of at
tending the wedding. {
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OF THE Republican party. would weaken
the party in tho country ut large. It
would weaken tho cause Of Randall and
his little band Of Unaffected Democrats.
It would strengthen Carlisle. 1t would
strengthen free trade. ]; 5s 50
An inquiry handed up from the crowd
about tho message OF Governor Foraker
Rdyiaing tho revisal OF the valuations for
taxation was taken up and tho speaker
eaid he believed In spirit that message
wa1 right. There 10 In tho State o large
proportion Of properly not taxed. Take
tho POSSESSIONS Of the aleepiny car com.
paniea, Their properly pays them thou.
eant1 and tens OF thousands OF dollars
every year, yet In Ohio that property 10
not taxed. 1t ought to be. Doubtless II
Col. Poorman 10 returned to the Legisla.
ture he will attend TO It. :, = b..
The Democratic record on rccons!ruc.
ton and tho othpr great issues which arose
at tho close Of the Rebellion was reviewed,
aud tho work for the growing country Of
tho the young Republicans was contrssted
with tho distractions placed in tho way
OF progreug by the "rock.rlbbed DemoG.
raoy." a. i,t,I 4 l
Ins larclcai ELECTIONS in the Sonth were
ahown up, and he said the Republican
party would nevor have done It's duty
until every legal voter Ia guaranteed the
right to cast one honest vote and no more
and 10 havo that vote fairly counted.
Cheers. The Supreme Court has pro.
nouneed It legal for Consrcso to pass u law
to that effect, and ho believed, old as he
was, he would live to see 1t psased and
enforced. [Applsuse.l He believed the
South would 500 the necessity Of 1t and
ask It for iteelf. @
Grover Cleveland came into power
under false pretensions. lie will 70 GU,
without the respect OF the people, though
on tho whole consider him little bette,
than his party, and that Ia not saying much,
| Mr.. Sherman closed with another i'm,
prcsaiye reference to tho duty OF tho hour
and the responsibility Of voters. lie was
applaudel to the echo. After bis ppGech
nearly everybody in the grand stand
pTeueed toward him to shake handle, and
nearly All hour WAS spent thus in an In
formal reception.
Mr.. Bingham meanwhile received an
other ovation outside the grand stand
where many old friends renewed their &C
uuaiutance, 10 Ea.5t, .it
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LOCAL Dr,EVITIEa.
i4s55fsg+l LOCAL fHItEVlTlhSsgt4 t 4'
matters OF Minor Moment In and About
ttE.ggjf It W. tho Utty. NIarltsi b

matters OF Minor Moment In hnd About
lt{ tho Oi,J. I'd
path in "Pert." VIA
The Top mill Ia announced 10 start up
again to-day alter q long spell Of idleneas.
TnR steamer Bsllaire went down tho
river yesterday to bring up o barge load Of
straw for Wagner's paper mill.
THREE marriage licences. were Issued
from Recorder Hooks Office yesterday,
and one decd OF !rus! was admitted TO
record. Il Fl
JusrlCE ARrLR had Ed Mann before him
yesterday morning charged with assault
and battery by Elizabeth Timmons. The
evidence did not nustsin the charge, and
the case was dismissed at the costs Of the
complainant. F. 81
DIR. J. B. REEDS funeral services will
take place ut 0 o'clock thiu morning from
his late residence on Market street, Centre
Wheeling. The announcement that they
would be held yesterday morning WAS
wrong. The interment will BIO at Weut
Alexander y 4, St, Y ~.
MANAGER RIEsTER, Of the Opera House,
has mado arrangements with tho Whoel-
ing 4 Elm Grove Railroad Company to
run special trains to the country after the
performances Of "Nanon" aud "Erminie"
by tho Carleton Opera Company or Mon.
dany and Tuesday evenings next.
TIE "Box OF Cash" company closed ita
engagement at the Grand last evening
and left on the B. 4 O.'s Cincinnati OK.
press for Dayton. whore they will finish
out the week. Tho company did q fairly
good busiress here. The matinee yester.
day and last nisht'a performance wero
both we'll attended.
To.MoERow evening Kate Claxtou aud
her llne dramatic com pgny will present at
tho Opera Houso the thrilling drama,
1.-THE Two Orphans."'l Tho star and tho
lplay arc too well known 10 need extended
comment, aud the advance sale OF seats 40
far Is ouch as to indicate q repetition OF
the success Of her former engagements
here.
Miss EDITH WILKINSON, Miss Carrie E
Loomis, Miss Mary LETTERS, Messrs. Lee
Wolf, VIM. T. Weir and +. M. Reilly are
among thoae who entered their names
yesterday for the Hsup.a German in five
weeks course. It is by no means too late
to register for tho course, henceall arc cor
daily invited TO the lectures, which arc
!. very interesting, at 8, s and Sr. NJ.
SATURDAY night tho attraction at The
Opera House will DO Hyde's gigantic apa
, oislty company, probably the best travel
ing amusement organization CT It's charac
ter in existence. The sgle OF reserved
aca.a will open at Banners mueic store
this morning. Almost any attraction Il
pretty eu,e to draw full house on Sa!ur
day night. So strong company vii
doubtless have standing room only, 81
that 1t will be wise to reserve seats IL
{ good season.
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TO COME TO WHEELING
Astor Whiting Bridgeport and Speaking
:

Astor Whiting Bridgeport and Speaking n
MartiE's Ferry.
Mr.. Sherman remained Of lsllaire cyal
night. This morning no will BE- ahowr
through the glass factories, the steel works
and tho other thriving industriee ci Bel
lsire, spending the forenoon in the tour
Atnaon committee OF prominent Bridge
port Republicans will meet him ct Bel
laire and drive up to their town. III
At Bridgeport he will be- entertained nj
dinner by tho Messrs. Tallman, at theIl
hospitebls reSidence in kirkwood, Ate,
dinner no will meet some Of tho citjzant
OF bridgeport, and then vieit tho lI;ns
and Standard sheet iron mii!sat Euayille
From there he will be escorted by com
nlttee from Martins Ferry to their city,
and given chance to inspect the varied
industries there, from the south end Of
the city to tho Lsughlin nail works, where
be will Hee the largest nail factory in the
world. .. t;.l;l5.a 80 :
Thiu evening Senator Sherman and Col.
O.. y PcoImsn, one Of the Republican
candidates for the Hopss oil Representa-.
tivee, will address q meeting Of tho cit;.
s9ns OF MARITIME Ferry and any Others
who may desire to be present. The
meeting will bs held in tho La.
fSyette rink, which will assure the
comfort of the audience and make
it ;pocsible forI all to hear the speeches
under favorable circumstances. The only
limit to this meeting will bs tho walls Of
thu rink. The two speakcra make q
strong team. Few men arc batter equip.
ped to debate with intelligence the living
Issues in local and general politics. "
,.LAtter the meeting Senator Sherman will
come to this city, and remain as the Nc.
Lure house over night. Hs does thin be.
csnse he can more conveniently take the
train from here Friday morning for his
next appointment. He will probably
reach Wheeling shortly ai.or O'clock.
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4 ROORBACk,
a False Report Circulated Concerning NJ
We MCISelyny .- .s


a False Report Circulated Concerning MIR.
McISelvsy.
The St, Ciai,syflle Gasellc O. this week
mok.s , co,yorJ,v otfort rndar tbo c,,;,o
.'.A--.' so"",u' 80" 800 .N' ee'o0
Oh q pfelenueo communleasion' 10 ln]nte
MIR. a. I. Mchelyey, one OF the Rspubli-
can candidates for the Legislature, by
means Of u islss charge purpcsely with.
hold nr,i, thry ,.to IN tho camn,;.n l., ,ho
hons That n cnnIs not ho et,estsnJlr Ia.
MOD in TINA N ZACH I'm 1osaass ~ tbs
Hote,a This cor,n,nn;c .t;nn ~ nisa, IL
fnIi ho,ow - H = : - - ~ 80 ~
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EEfERRED FOR ASs"SE TO TIE CHRONICLE
ar. Editor:
To settle bot, will you please state in
your next issue II the a. I. Mckelvey
now q candidate for Representative on
the Republican ticket ia the came d. t.
Mckelvey who went into Wheeling dur.
ing the strike oil the telegraph operators
and so ably aaeisted the monopoly West.
ern Union Telegraph Company to resist
tho strike? ANTI RAT.
Beilare, Ohio, Oct. Is.
Yesterday Mr., John X. Wier, OF Ball.
alre, well known nailer OF Be!laire, late
President OF the United NGllers OF the
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Between and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning Mr.. George W. BREEDING and
Miss Fladiug were married at the new st.
Alphonsns church on the South Side, in
tho presence ot'quite congregation Of
relatives and friends. Last night pleas
ant reception wss held at the residence oil
the BRIDES mother, Mrs, Helena Fading,
No. zoos Eolf street. Both the principals
are well known among their circle OF
friends here and tho wishes for their hap.
piness on the part Of these friends are
manifold.
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Typo.Writers Chem.

. We have for sale several Type-wrlters,
including the Remington, The Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
hsen taken in exchange Tor tao matchlees
Cs.igraph, and viii be Bo!d cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for Gale on monthly install.
nens. Call on or address for circulars i
-ss EDWARD L. IosE & Co.,
5se5 1851 SIS Twelfth etreet.
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before Justice Davis.

Samuel spooner and his vito ueunah
were before Justice Davis yesterday on
complaint Of James B. DEBTORS, one OF their
neighbours. He charged Samuel with
throwing out Blops into an alley in viola.
ton OF one OF the provisions OF the recent.
ly passed law known! IS tho Baird health
law. He was fined S. and costs. Mrs,
Spoouer for using proisne language was
fined 81 and costs. There was large
number Of witness, and the costa amount.
cd to, considerable. Both fines were
satisfied. Spooner and vito live on North
Huron street, Island, Il :. a = -
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NJ. Tg----II : = = : :
SKULL Fractured,

a serious accident occurred in Plessan,
: Valley, out the National road, yesterday
morning. William Memminger, a we'll.
known young butcher living in that 10.
4 cality,; was assisting to blast some rock
near his home, when he was struck. on
the head by flying fragmcntand knocked
ssnaeless. He recovered sufficiently to
walk home shortly alter, and 1t was not
thought that he was seriously injured.
But ;iater be complained OF severe pains
in his head and c physician was sent for.
An examination showed that his akull
had been fractured, and isarr are express.
I'd for his recovery. 5. q. 81 \
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TIE TRUCK ACCEPTED
After 1t Has Boon Thoroughly Tested amt

After 1t Has Boon Thoroughly Tested and
The new hook and ladder truck was
thoroughly tested and formally accepted
by the Board Of Police and Fire Commits.
slonera yesterday morning and regularly
mustered into service, Everything was
found to work satisfactorily, and gave
the greatest satisfaction to every
one interested. After there had
been o practical illustration OF the
capabilities oil the now apparatus the
Boayd met and o formal order was passed
accepting 1t and providing for tho paw.
ment for the valuable acquisition. In
testing 1t the sixty.hvo foot extension
ladder was used and four men rent to It'd
top. One of the Babcock extinguisheru
was used to put out blazing pile OF
straw. After the tests the truck was
driven about tho city and an opportunity
afforded the citizsns to look at the hand
some affair. n ( Z Z, Z PA Ell :,
EMr. Mitchell, representing the Chicago
Fire Exsinguisher Manufacturing Com.
pnny, the firm that built the truck. pro.
poses to bring delegation OF ALLEGHENY
City officials hero in lew days to see the
beauty. Allegheny proposed to have a
now truck and Mr. Mitchell wautg 10 tnr.
niah q duplicate Of tho Wheeling truck,
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OPERA HOUSE.
Engagement Extraordinary.,
=NA-ICN

Bucccs.iul 0, MI opegs comique. rivsn bv ~
is, Mr Carleton over 100 performance,
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Foot Crushed,

Tuesday evening as Theodore Bowman,
OF Wellsburg, young colored man, aged
~, was attempting 10 jump on the 0 40
Pswiky train at that poin1, he clipped and
had his foot run over and crushed 60 that
it was necessary to amputate 1t. Drs.
!; Werlich and Walkinshaw performed the
operation, and the man Is now reating
easy. ir , lbs. ~ " w 81 ~
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Edward Howard, the supposed horse
thief arrested by Officer Bell, left yea!er-
day morning for Ianesyille in cuatody Of
Lieutenant Weaver OF the polics force of
that city, who, arrived here the evening
before, accompanied by S. F. johnson, to
look at the fellow. The harness at Rine's
livery stable WAS positively identified by
MIR. johnson rs that eto!en from him.
The horse and buggy that the fellow had
were not recognized by either Of the Ohio
men, but there is little doubt but what
they were stolen from some place. How-
ard was taken to the train securely hand.
CntFaA - III s.s.ta itr, L. ~ .rs-.a - -
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a Boiler Explodes.

The boiler at the plant OF the Riveraide
Paving Brick Company, at Rush Run, ex.
plodcd Tuesday morning Just as the
works were about to bs etarted up. The
boiler stood under a frame structure,
which was pretty thoroughly demol.
ished. Three men who were standing
near were blown come distance and stun.
ned by tho conclusion, but not seriously
hurt. The letting 20 Of tho boiler will
temporarily prevent this new. concern
from starting up, which is yexatious, as
everything was In readiness. (. "a '
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PLEASANT WEDDING.
IN IrIE COUNTRY LAST NIGHT.
DIR. Milton Montgomery Iaud dIss Clarn
Wolf Married by Rev. George Il. 1iite-A
Seeming aiatfimon Boom In the
Country-.MarrinEos 10 Come.

Last evening at tho reaidence OF Mr..
George Wolf, a substantial farmer living In
thio county q few miles from the city, Mr..
Milton Montgomery and Miaa Clara Wolf
were united in mAtrlmony. Rev. George
Z. lIits performed the ceremony, having
postponed his departure for bis new homo
at Perkeasbur2 for thlH purpose. Mr..
Montgomery Is q BON OF Mr.. David Mont.
yomefy, well-known farmer Of Marshall
county, and Miss Wolf Is q daughter Of
Mr.. George Wolf, and niece OF Dr.. O.
Schnepi, the well.kIown druggist Of this
city. ...
The bride WAS tastefully nttired in a
dress OF doye.colored BLK, With white veil
and orange blossoms. There were no Gt-
PENDANTS. After tho ceremony an elegant
repast wac served. To-day at o'clock a
dinner will be given by Mr.. Montgomery
in honor Of tho couple. =.
Tho presents were many and costly.
Among them was furniture complete for
their dwelling from tho BRIDES father; q
cooking stove and family Bible from the
groom's father; one dozen silver table
spoonB from Miss Vervolt; teaspoons, O.
Vervolt; fire set, Mra. ]. Bromer; solid
silver pickle jay, J. NJ. Armstrong;
plush PLAGUE, Mrs. O. schnepfi
Grandmo.hsr Bromer, fine eteel en-.
craving; Mrs. Burke, solid bronze
ornament; Mrs. Hervey, aolid oliver but
| ter dieh; solid pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs
Marpie; silver butter dlsh, Mrs. Fred
Dromer; spoon bowl and spoons
Dlrs. Lou Bromer; castor, Mrs. N
Smith; set OF dishes, Aiisa Rice
Wolf; vases, Mrs. Heyman; elegan
marble clock, MIR and Mrs. W, ?. Way
man; silver cake basket, Mrs. Robb
stilel & Co., nice bed set; parlor lamp
Mia. Wolf; white spread, Misc Nellie
Wolf; silk tidy, Nora Fitz,immona; dczer
napkins, MIR. and Mira. Y. L. Varkeurcn
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A CRIL.

y In order that the public and the patrons
Of the Kresa Brewery may not be misled.
! take this method Of informing the trade
that the business will be continued as
heretofore, and have on hand stock Of
fresh and stock ales Of sxcellen. quality.
l55,i ii3j O. BLUM, Clerk.
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Board o, Education n eet,ps Tonight.

Tonight ID the time for the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton. Il will meet at It's chamber in the
Public Library building an usual. In I'D
dition to transscting the regular routine
business, appropriate action will be taken
with reference to tho death OF Dr. J ; B.
Rsed, one Of tho Commissioner from
Contro, and 1t may be that there may be
come other business outside Of tho routine
transacted. The last three or four meet.
ings have not been wanting in sensational
and unusual features, as tho public 10
aware, " a i il,{ifs.
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CHlLpEEN'S Cloth Suits and Dress

from soc to 50 so, age /, 2,3 audi.
= Infam'S Cashmere Long CiOaks.
Senl Plush short Wraps with Plush
Spikes. ut SIS 90. "r
200 Splendid Fall Jackets, 81 so, SO,
81 90, 81 so, So 90, 50 90, ~ % ana
IS so. Thu largest sluca anu cheapest
Garments In the State Mt
y EMSnEIIER's, Eleventh st.
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Low Rate E.crur.on to chicago vim Il. & Q.

Low Rate Excursion to Chicago vim Il. & 0.
Railroad, on Monday, October -. 1857.
Or the above date, the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company will cell round
trip excursion tickets from Wheeling to
chicago and return tlow excursion ratea.
Trains leave at,0:50 A. Nj, $3.50 P. NJ, 9:l5
r. N. and HIS =. NJ. Remember tho Bal
tinore q Ohio lands you at the EXPOSE
lion Building, in tho center Of the city.
Tickets will DO good returning eight days.
Day coaches and Baltimore & Ohio Sleep.
era to and from Chicsgo, without change,
OF, al! through trains. There meyer was 4
better time to visit Ch;Gaeo.
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BRIDGEpoRr.
Important designations at tho I ,n1

x Personals. s2ft
TOE ,n1, Mckinney, q Cleveland, ort his family
Tenants tunnel today - wy 81 :. .
Georse Thomas, Of Flushing, Is tho guest 81
iFends ana relatives In the city this week. "
:, The lact was made known yesterday that M
E,onhwood, the efficient manager al tho LaBec
prosperous and successful travelling ssIcsmS vaa
had on tuesday severed their CONNECTION with tic
lnbelle Company: They will seek other fic,dS
ING feenl!ding OF the works Is going on steadily.
mon, n eo m4n.ns probably and the esahsa
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Commencing Sunday. June 5, and con.
timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excuraion
tickets to pitt1hurgf and return ct low
rate Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
rotusn ct 81 90. Trains lesye at s end
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II 10